Savannah police chiefs reported a decrease in overall crime, but an increase in domestic violence, as well as a decrease in gun thefts from vehicles, and a commitment to assisting federal immigration agents in cases of “violent criminal things”.
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Savannah police chiefs reported a decrease in overall crime, but an increase in domestic violence, as well as a decrease in gun thefts from vehicles, and a commitment to assisting federal immigration agents in cases of “violent criminal things”.
